Oh, and the FBI is looking for her.

Unreason: That’s very interesting. Do you know where the dividing line was between East and West TN? I have ancestors from Tennessee. It’s also the first name of a wonderful friend and amazing artist – Tennessee Rice Dixon. She lived in Inwood for a long time. A Cherokee man came and sat next to her on her stoop one day and struck up a conversation. He told her it’s pronounced Ten ah see with the accent on the “ah”.

I’d guess it was geographically at least about the eastern 1/3 of the state, maybe more.

Here’s an article about some of that. There was an attempt to try to make E. TN it’s own state:
https://www.knoxnews.com/story/news/2017/08/26/east-tennessee-civil-war-pro-union-divided/599123001/

Here’s a good but hard to find book about the ACW in East Tennessee. I have a softcover copy of it:

https://www.amazon.com/Divided-Loyalties-Sanders-Civil-Tennessee/dp/0941199134

1. My son is born
2. Ball rolls through Buckner’s legs
3. Trump banned from Twitter
4. Syracuse wins NCAA hoops chip

Is there any way this doesn’t end badly?

Ntilakilla: If his injury was healing on a normal timeline then why did the team wave Spellman – which we all know they really didn’t want to do – and go through the trouble of signing Taj Gibson?This is the part I can’t wrap my head around. They were willing to play 2 games with no Noel, so if he was on a “normal timeline” then why make the roster move?

Because Spellman turned out to be a fat unplayable scrub and the Knicks gave up on him because they realized that they needed an actually playable 3rd option at PF-C and were able to find one on a minimum deal. Why is it any more complicated than that? If they didn’t want to waive him, why didn’t they play him when they were desperate for reserves at the 4-5? (I’m sure you have an equally ridiculous reason for that as well!)

TheClashFan: Actually, East TN was pro Union during the Civil War

That’s very interesting. Do you know where the dividing line was between East and West TN? I have ancestors from Tennessee. It’s also the first name of a wonderful friend and amazing artist – Tennessee Rice Dixon. She lived in Inwood for a long time. A Cherokee man came and sat next to her on her stoop one day and struck up a conversation. He told her it’s pronounced Ten ah see with the accent on the “ah”.

We also have a Knox County mayor, former pro wrestler Kane/Glenn Jacobs.

Oh, yeah, I know about Glenn/Kane. He’s a hardcore libertarian. Calls himself a Rothbardian libertarian, which basically means every major decision should be governed by market forces of supply and demand. Murray Rothbard, by the way, opposed desegregation all throughout the 1960s. I can definitely see a Venn Diagram of people who support Onion Lady’s revolution and those who think the US Civil War was a conflict born of Yankee aggression against Southern states rights.

Grocer: Yeah, it’s super fucking strange that his injury is healing on a normal timeline and the FO hired a desperately needed 3rd C.Just real, real strange.Hmm.Hmmmmmmmmm.

If his injury was healing on a normal timeline then why did the team wave Spellman – which we all know they really didn’t want to do – and go through the trouble of signing Taj Gibson? This is the part I can’t wrap my head around. They were willing to play 2 games with no Noel, so if he was on a “normal timeline” then why make the roster move?

Its just so strange Noel gets healthy from his surprise injury the moment Taj is about to take his spot on a contract year.

Yeah, it’s super fucking strange that his injury is healing on a normal timeline and the FO hired a desperately needed 3rd C. Just real, real strange. Hmm. Hmmmmmmmmm.